The Office de Formation et de Documentation Internationale (OFDI)[1] organized law seminars in Paris, France, and Brussels, Belgium, in the 1980s.[2]
References and notes
edit- ^ English: Office for International Training and Documentation - not an official translation though.
- ^ See for instance:
- January 1983, "U.S. Antitrust Policy Today: Its Impact on European Corporations", Brussels, cited in European Community Information Service, Nouvelles universitaires européennes/European University News, no.125-141 1983–1985, Page 13 [1]
- January 1984, "Les réformes de procédures en droit de concurrence". [2]
- October 1988, "La Convention de Vienne sur la vente internationale" [3][4]
- April 1989, "La Protection intellectuelle des bases de données" [5]
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